Sunland Golf Club

Sunland Golf Club Sequim’s Evergreen Escape

Nestled in Sequim’s rain shadow sunshine, Sunland Golf Club offers a pleasantly walkable test framed by Douglas firs and back dropped by the Olympic Mountains. Established in 1963 as the hub of the Sunland residential community, the semi-private club welcomes daily-fee play while preserving a relaxed member atmosphere.

Sunland Golf Club Fast Facts

Course Overview

Sunland’s routing rolls over gentle terrain a mile north of U.S. 101. Fairways meander through modest homes set well back from play, while towering firs frame most corridors. Five ponds and a seasonal creek influence approaches on seven holes, yet forced carries are limited, making the course playable for all swing speeds. Greens are modest in size, many canted back-to-front. Longtime superintendent Kevin Aylward keeps them rolling at medium quick speeds year-round thanks to Sequim’s low rainfall. Wind off the Strait of Juan de Fuca can add bite, especially on the elevated 15th tee. Overall, Sunland rewards straight drives and precise wedges more than raw power, perfect for a brisk four hour walk with mountain vistas.

Hole-by-Hole Highlights

Sunland Golf Club’s Amenities & Practice

• Driving Range: 260-yard grass range (irons only).

• Short-Game Area: 60-yard pitching green plus bunker.

• Putting Green: 6,000 sq ft adjacent to first tee.

• Instruction: PGA Professional Tyler Sweet offers private lessons and a junior summer camp.

Food & Beverage

Fire & Stein serves sandwiches, burgers, and rotating Northwest inspired entrées for lunch and early dinner, with local beer and wine on tap. Patio tables overlook the 18th green.

Rates / Booking / Local Tips

• Green Fees (18 w/ cart): $59 Mon-Thu • $64 Fri–Sun • $45 twilight after 2 p.m.

• Walking Discount: subtract $15 from any 18 hole rate.

• Booking Window: public players 7 days; members 14 days.

• Local Tip: Greens break subtly toward the Strait—trust it on putts that look flat. Sequim’s rain shadow means winter fairways remain firm when coastal courses are soggy.

Final Word

Sunland delivers classic parkland golf in a region famous for sunshine. Walkable yardage, quick greens, and friendly pricing make it a go-to track for Olympic-Peninsula locals and I-5 travelers alike—proof that great rounds don’t require big-city budgets.

This course is part of the Washington Golf Directory’s collection of Washington State private golf courses and member-only clubs. Alongside public courses, disc golf spots, and driving ranges, we’re highlighting the places where golfers across the state play, practice, and build community—all year long.

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